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Chatryen M Dju Bire
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Obstacles to the enforcement of sovereignty in the land border area of the Unitary State of Republic Indonesia (NKRI) with the Republic Democratic Timor Leste (RDTL) Bire, Chatryen M. Dju; Radja, Melinda Ratu; Silvester, Agustinus; Tungga, Axel Rudolf Alexander
Journal of Multidisciplinary Academic Business Studies Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): May
Publisher : Goodwood Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35912/jomabs.v1i3.2148

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Purpose: This study examines the enforcement of Indonesia’s territorial sovereignty in North Insana District, North Central Timor Regency, and Oecusse District, Democratic Republic of Timor Leste (RDTL). After Timor Leste’s secession in 1999 through a UN-supervised referendum, the new state faced the challenge of delineating borders with neighboring countries, especially Indonesia, to consolidate sovereignty and avoid disputes. Method: A dual-method approach was employed: library research—covering books, treaties, seminar proceedings, correspondence, and online resources—and empirical fieldwork in the border region. Results: The findings reveal two key issues in the RI–RDTL border area, particularly in North Insana. First, unresolved boundaries foster illegal cross-border activities by communities who feel excluded from development and rely on neighboring states for daily needs. Second, development gaps in the border region, illustrated by micro-level traffic in Haumusu Wini Village, underscore the need for a more inclusive strategy. Sovereignty challenges stem from limited resources, poor infrastructure, restricted accessibility, and insufficient funding. Conclusions: The study concludes that Indonesia’s sovereignty along the RDTL border remains constrained by resource scarcity and unresolved territorial demarcation, necessitating stronger bilateral cooperation. Limitations: The main limitations are time constraints and the distance of the research site, which restrict broader observation. Contributions: The research emphasizes the importance of effective border management to safeguard territorial sovereignty and strengthen comprehensive state protection.
Obstacles to the enforcement of sovereignty in the land border area of the Unitary State of Republic Indonesia (NKRI) with the Republic Democratic Timor Leste (RDTL) Bire, Chatryen M. Dju; Radja, Melinda Ratu; Silvester, Agustinus; Tungga, Axel Rudolf Alexander
Journal of Multidisciplinary Academic Business Studies Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): May
Publisher : Goodwood Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35912/jomabs.v1i3.2148

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Purpose: This study examines the enforcement of Indonesia’s territorial sovereignty in North Insana District, North Central Timor Regency, and Oecusse District, Democratic Republic of Timor Leste (RDTL). After Timor Leste’s secession in 1999 through a UN-supervised referendum, the new state faced the challenge of delineating borders with neighboring countries, especially Indonesia, to consolidate sovereignty and avoid disputes. Method: A dual-method approach was employed: library research—covering books, treaties, seminar proceedings, correspondence, and online resources—and empirical fieldwork in the border region. Results: The findings reveal two key issues in the RI–RDTL border area, particularly in North Insana. First, unresolved boundaries foster illegal cross-border activities by communities who feel excluded from development and rely on neighboring states for daily needs. Second, development gaps in the border region, illustrated by micro-level traffic in Haumusu Wini Village, underscore the need for a more inclusive strategy. Sovereignty challenges stem from limited resources, poor infrastructure, restricted accessibility, and insufficient funding. Conclusions: The study concludes that Indonesia’s sovereignty along the RDTL border remains constrained by resource scarcity and unresolved territorial demarcation, necessitating stronger bilateral cooperation. Limitations: The main limitations are time constraints and the distance of the research site, which restrict broader observation. Contributions: The research emphasizes the importance of effective border management to safeguard territorial sovereignty and strengthen comprehensive state protection.
Co-Authors Aloysius, Sukardan Ati, Vinsensius Manet Bhoki, Aurelya Bifel, Arista Apriani Bill Nope Bone Lau, Hildegard Blinda Lestari Cyrilius W. T. Lamataro Cyrilius Wilton Taran Lamataro Damat, Petornius Darius Mauritsius Devistro, Bernaldino Djerahu, Evodius Eron Dollu, Daud Yaferson Dopo, Novita A L Ermalinda, Jenny Fa’ah, Yuri Sandra Ferroh, Fasri Hendrika Yunita Bebhe Herman Elfridus Seran Husni Kusuma Dinata Jacob, Yossie M Y Jacob, Yossie M.Y. Jacob, Yossie Maria Yulianti Jacob, Yossie Maria Yulianty Jenny Ermalinda Jenny Ermalinda Kade, Angelina Febriani Kaesmetan, Rini Marselin Kapitan, Treza Eanda Kim, Maria Theresia Lay Rade, Jericho Gerald Lihu, Dortius K. Liwe, Juan Truly Page Maksimiliane Kolorian Hilem Manu, Ananda Natasya Mauritius, Darius Mauritsius, Darius Melinda Ratu Radja Ndolu, Juliana S Ndolu, Juliana Susantje Ngunjunau, Umbu Lapu Nubatonis, Orpa J Nubatonis, Orpa Juliana Nunuhitu, Tiara G Nunuhitu, Tiara Gracela Oedjoe, Kezya Bethlin Ratoe Orpa J. Nubatonis Orpa J. Nubatonis Orpa J. Nubatonis Orpa J. Nubatonis Orpa Juliana Nubatonis Orpa Juliana Nubatonis Radja, Melinda Ratu Renda, Ariance Rohi, Grace Djara Sakeh, Fahry Fausi Sara Christiany Nggauk Sengge, Jenifer Viola Agustina Silvester, Agustinus Siti Ramlah Usman Sodak, Frederika Atalia Tadoe, Prisca Edelweys Tallo, Daud Dima Therik, Abigail Amelia Thoe, Maria Suryati Dorman Tungga, Axel Rudolf Alexander Uly, Nila Wati L. J Un, Alicia Chalista Usman, Siti Ramlah Wale, Faustin Ye Wungo, Anna Xaveria Ekaputri Yoanita Rostika Lala Yopi Negong, Antonius Yossie Maria Yulianti Jacob